THE podcast: Innovation & Impact Summit 2017
Hear from delegates, speakers and journalists at the 2017 Innovation and Impact Summit in Hong Kong
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Brussels drive to ‘punish’ UK could end membership of EU research
Free movement and ECJ jurisdiction seen as potential stumbling blocks at Russell Group's meeting with MEPs
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Queen’s University Belfast v-c Patrick Johnston dies suddenly
Institution announces ‘untimely and sudden’ passing of leading cancer researcher
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The conundrums of academic co-authorship: cats, credit and croquet
Glen Wright on the lighter side of scholarly collaboration
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Feminism 101: dealing with a sexist set on disrupting the class
Contentious questions about sexuality and gender need to be discussed robustly but respectfully, academic argues
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Academic recognition for public policy work is slowly gathering pace
To tackle the challenge of implementing evidence-based policy, change is also needed in the university sector, says Gavin Costigan
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Europeans back funding vocational training over higher education
Fears over youth unemployment and excessive university expansion could be behind weak support as some countries mull shift
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As it happened: THE Innovation & Impact Summit 2017
All the news from the 2017 Times Higher Education Innovation & Impact Summit in Hong Kong
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International perspective: a Filipino student in Hungary
Benjamin Jance, a Filipino student at the Central European University in Budapest, reflects on his time there
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New doctor contracts and Brexit deterring medical graduates from practising in the UK
The new junior doctor contract and the Brexit result may be pushing medical graduates to leave the UK, a survey has found
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10 ways to use social media to get your research noticed
Four experts offer their advice on getting the most out of social media as an academic
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Labour’s policy to scrap fees: memorable and popular (unless you’re the Daily Mail)
John Morgan looks at how Jeremy Corbyn's pledge has gone down with the public and the press
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Number of Indian students in Germany doubles
UK’s dramatic fall in recruitment from the subcontinent contrasts with success of European rival
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Cuba looks to strengthen research ties with Russia
Soviet-era links form a basis for extensive further initiatives